The phrase "lovely art" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe art that is beautiful or pleasing in a positive manner.
Example: "The gallery showcased a collection of lovely art that captivated all the visitors."
Alternatives: "beautiful artwork" or "charming art".
This book — part pointillistic memoir, part lovely art object — is from a former competitive swimmer turned illustrator.
I was sent to a "one-stop" clinic, full of lovely art.
Behind the lovely art deco frontage lies a light and comfortable space with a homely, lived-in feel.
But then Ms. Barrymore shows up as Lucy, a lovely art teacher suffering from temporal lobe damage, and everything starts looking up.
web-link.co.uk/rbc Glasgow Film Theatre, Glasgow Chill with Glasgow's grooviest at Cafe Cosmo inside the GFT's lovely art deco building.
Esplanade Road, portisheadopenairpool.org.uk, adults £5, kids £3.50 ID4060403 This Olympic-length (50-metre) pool has a lovely art deco nostalgic feel.
Afterwards, we sat on our balcony admiring their lovely art-strewn garden running down to a tastefully overgrown sliver of canal.
ANTICIPATION was keen as 16 of us took our seats around a long table in the lovely art-filled, 39th-floor apartment of Mark Taylor, a longtime Bordeaux drinker and collector here.
"I thought we could kill about four birds with one stone if we could create a lovely arts, culture and housing district" in University Circle, he said.
Between painting and sharing techniques on how to apply other media into our work, Clara Berta, artist and teacher, shared with us lovely art-related quotes, a book on Robert Rauschenberg, and a video clip of a Richter video.
The prince, who died in 1985, was a descendant of a family that produced one pope -- Paul V -- as well as Rome's most famous public park and one of its loveliest art galleries, the Galleria Borghese.
